What kind of camper are you? Do you love to rough it or do you set up a luxury RV with all the comforts of home? Do you prefer days on the beach or hitting the trail for an amazing hike? Are you a fan of cool and crisp winter days or long, warm summer nights? At Moro Campground in Laguna Beach, CA, you can enjoy it all. Camp any way you want, any time of year, and enjoy all kinds of outdoor activities.

Located in the incredible Crystal Cove State Park between Corona Del Mar and Laguna Beach, this unique campground offers far more than just gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean (which would put this pretty close to the top of the list anyway!)
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This amazing state park in Orange County encompasses just over three miles of stunning coastline and 2,400 acres of chaparral canyons that extend inland. The campground has picnic tables, showers, potable water, restrooms, and wi-fi! Where else can you swim, surf, sunbathe, hike, and even live your best work-from-home life - all from your camper van?
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Campers enjoy clean, landscaped sites overlooking the ocean as well as direct access to one of Southern California’s pristine beaches, with its clear blue waves, sparkling white sand, and rugged bluffs.
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Play in the waves when the tide is in and then spend some time exploring tidepools along the coast to catch glimpses of colorful marine life and stunning reflections.
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In addition to beautiful campsites and plenty of beach time, campers will find backcountry hiking trails that offer scenic views, including tons of wildflowers in the spring and early summer and the blue Pacific.
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What could be better than an awesome hike during the day and then heading back to your campsite to catch an iconic California sunset over the ocean?
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As the sun goes down, take a late-evening stroll on the beach before drifting off to sleep to the sounds of the ocean waves.
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Whether you love to rough it or enjoy a little glamping, these sites provide the perfect spot to enjoy this extraordinary part of Southern California’s great outdoors.
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When it comes to year-round outdoor adventures, this is an unforgettable location. Have you camped at Moro Campground? Share your thoughts with us in the comments! Find campground and reservation information on the Crystal Cove State Park website. Get your fill of outdoor inspiration by checking out more of our favorite camping and glamping spots in SoCal!

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